welovetrump--2020-07-12--Black Texas A&M Student Accused of Hate Hoax; Campus Cops Claim He Put Racist Notes on His Own Car

Ever since Trump became president , liberals have claimed that hate crimes have increased .
However , there have been a flurry of high profile incidents where the alleged hate crimes have been revealed to be fake .
For example , the Jussie Smollet situation was a staged hoax !
In a report released to KBTX on Thursday , police at Texas A & M University said a student who reported finding racist notes on his car ’ s windshield last month may have placed the papers there himself .
However , the 21-year-old at the center of the case @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , a senior at A & M , called police on the afternoon of Wednesday , June 24 , to report finding three handwritten notes on his car that said “ All lives matter ” and “ You don ’ t belong here.
” The third note contained the N-word .
According to the report , Martin parked his car at his apartment complex on George Bush Drive just after 11:00 a.m. and walked into a nearby apartment .
Roughly 90 minutes later Martin returned to his car where he claims he then @ @ @ @ @ @ @ their report there was no nearby camera to clearly show what happened , but there was surveillance video from a nearby pool camera that showed a couple of people walking near Martin ’ s car during that time frame , but they were only near the car for a few seconds each .
Around 12:55 p.m. , Martin is seen on video walking back to his car .
Police wrote in their report , “ Martin immediately walks to the passenger side of his vehicle , but does not open any doors .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ his vehicle .
A brief white speck is seen from about mid-torso of Martin moving toward his vehicle .
Another white speck is seen near his chest area .
Martin is then seen stepping back and onto the sidewalk in front of his vehicle , most likely taking photos and videos .
He then approaches his vehicle again on the passenger side and remains there for a few moments .
He is then seen walking around the front of his vehicle .
Martin then enters the driver ` s door and drives away @ @ @ @ @ @ @ time spent at his vehicle is 1 minute , 15 seconds.
” Police said in the report it was “ difficult to distinguish any characteristics of the suspect in the video ” but “ based on video evidence , no other person had enough time to place the messages on Martin ` s car other than himself.
” The report goes on to say , “ the other individuals that walked past Martin ` s vehicle were not hidden for more than 5 seconds , and would have had to reach over the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ He was the only person with enough time to place the notes on his car , ” said police .

Ever since Trump became president, liberals have claimed that hate crimes have increased.
However, there have been a flurry of high profile incidents where the alleged hate crimes have been revealed to be fake. For example, the Jussie Smollet situation was a staged hoax!
Local KBTX News has more details:
In a report released to KBTX on Thursday, police at Texas A&M University said a student who reported finding racist notes on his car’s windshield last month may have placed the papers there himself. However, the 21-year-old at the center of the case strongly denies those claims.
Isaih Martin, a senior at A&M, called police on the afternoon of Wednesday, June 24, to report finding three handwritten notes on his car that said “All lives matter” and “You don’t belong here.” The third note contained the N-word.
According to the report, Martin parked his car at his apartment complex on George Bush Drive just after 11:00 a.m. and walked into a nearby apartment. Roughly 90 minutes later Martin returned to his car where he claims he then found the papers.
Police said in their report there was no nearby camera to clearly show what happened, but there was surveillance video from a nearby pool camera that showed a couple of people walking near Martin’s car during that time frame, but they were only near the car for a few seconds each.
Around 12:55 p.m., Martin is seen on video walking back to his car.
Police wrote in their report, “Martin immediately walks to the passenger side of his vehicle, but does not open any doors. Martin is seen toward the front of his vehicle. A brief white speck is seen from about mid-torso of Martin moving toward his vehicle. Another white speck is seen near his chest area. Martin is then seen stepping back and onto the sidewalk in front of his vehicle, most likely taking photos and videos. He then approaches his vehicle again on the passenger side and remains there for a few moments. He is then seen walking around the front of his vehicle. Martin then enters the driver`s door and drives away a few moments later. The total time spent at his vehicle is 1 minute, 15 seconds.”
Police said in the report it was “difficult to distinguish any characteristics of the suspect in the video” but “based on video evidence, no other person had enough time to place the messages on Martin`s car other than himself.”
The report goes on to say, “the other individuals that walked past Martin`s vehicle were not hidden for more than 5 seconds, and would have had to reach over the hood to place the notes.”
“He was the only person with enough time to place the notes on his car,” said police.


welovetrump--2020-07-12--Ghislaine Maxwell Claims “Tapes of Two Prominent US Politicians Having Sex with Minors’

Ever since Epstein allegedly committed suicide , people have been wondering if we would ever get the full truth as to what happened .
Now , with Maxwell 's arrest , people are hoping that the truth will come out and that some justice will be served .
The Daily Mail reports that Maxwell could be in posession of tapes of two prominent American politicians having sex with minors : Ghislaine Maxwell 'has tapes of two prominent US politicians having sex with minors ' and boasted of 'owning ' powerful people , according to a former friend .
The ex-jewel @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Steel , said they 'forced ' him to watch the footage as they wanted to convince him of their 'power ' .
He also claimed to have seen clips of 'celebrities ' and 'world figures ' having 'threesomes , even orgies ' with minors .
It follows Maxwell , 58 , being arrested last Thursday on charges she helped lure at least three girls - one as young as 14 - to be sexually abused by Epstein , who was accused of victimising dozens of girls and women over many years .
Steel @ @ @ @ @ @ @ convince me of their power and who they held in their grip .
They boasted about 'owning ' powerful people . '
He added : ' I saw videos of very powerful people - celebrities , world figures - in those videos having sex , threesomes , even orgies with minors . '
The former friend also referred to two 'high-profile ' American politicians who were in videos with minors .
Maxwell , the daughter of the late British publishing magnate Robert Maxwell , is the former girlfriend and long-time close associate of @ @ @ @ @ @ @ his crimes and on some occasions joined him in sexually abusing the girls , according to the indictment against her .
Several Epstein victims have described Maxwell as his chief enabler , recruiting and grooming young girls for abuse .
She has denied wrongdoing and called claims against her 'absolute rubbish . '
Maxwell was arrested by a team of federal agents last week at a $ 1 million estate she had purchased in New Hampshire .
The investigators had been keeping an eye on Maxwell and knew she had been hiding out @ @ @ @ @ @ @ She had switched her email address , ordered packages under someone else´s name and registered at least one new phone number under an alias ' G Max , ' prosecutors have said .
The British socialite will appear in New York 's southern district court on July 14 at 1pm and the hearing will take place over video-link due to coronavirus .
It is being publicized that Maxwell could be the most guarded woman in the world .
This would be to prevent her from committing suicide or being targeted while in prison @ @ @ @ @ @ @ her , the online conspiracy rumor mills would begin spinning .

Ever since Epstein allegedly committed suicide, people have been wondering if we would ever get the full truth as to what happened.
Now, with Maxwell's arrest, people are hoping that the truth will come out and that some justice will be served.
The Daily Mail reports that Maxwell could be in posession of tapes of two prominent American politicians having sex with minors:
Ghislaine Maxwell 'has tapes of two prominent US politicians having sex with minors' and boasted of 'owning' powerful people, according to a former friend.
The ex-jewel robber, who used the pseudonym William Steel, said they 'forced' him to watch the footage as they wanted to convince him of their 'power'.
He also claimed to have seen clips of 'celebrities' and 'world figures' having 'threesomes, even orgies' with minors.
It follows Maxwell, 58, being arrested last Thursday on charges she helped lure at least three girls - one as young as 14 - to be sexually abused by Epstein, who was accused of victimising dozens of girls and women over many years.
Steel told The Sun: 'They wanted to convince me of their power and who they held in their grip. They boasted about 'owning' powerful people.'
He added: 'I saw videos of very powerful people - celebrities, world figures - in those videos having sex, threesomes, even orgies with minors.'
The former friend also referred to two 'high-profile' American politicians who were in videos with minors.
Maxwell, the daughter of the late British publishing magnate Robert Maxwell, is the former girlfriend and long-time close associate of Epstein.
She is accused of facilitating his crimes and on some occasions joined him in sexually abusing the girls, according to the indictment against her.
Several Epstein victims have described Maxwell as his chief enabler, recruiting and grooming young girls for abuse. She has denied wrongdoing and called claims against her 'absolute rubbish.'
Maxwell was arrested by a team of federal agents last week at a $1 million estate she had purchased in New Hampshire. The investigators had been keeping an eye on Maxwell and knew she had been hiding out in various locations in New England.
She had switched her email address, ordered packages under someone else´s name and registered at least one new phone number under an alias 'G Max,' prosecutors have said.
The British socialite will appear in New York's southern district court on July 14 at 1pm and the hearing will take place over video-link due to coronavirus.
It is being publicized that Maxwell could be the most guarded woman in the world.
This would be to prevent her from committing suicide or being targeted while in prison.
If anything were to happen to her, the online conspiracy rumor mills would begin spinning.


welovetrump--2020-07-11--Majority of Seattle City Council Throws Support Behind Radical Proposal to Defund Police by 50%

Seattle ’ s always been a bastion for liberals .
Just take the whole Capital Hill Organized Protest ( CHOP ) area situation for example .
Radical ANTIFA and Black Lives Matter protesters take over a significant portion of the city and what does the Democrat mayor do ?
Now , Seattle is taking things a step further , as a majority of the city council has pledged their support today for defunding the police by 50 % .
The Seattle Times reports the details on the council ’ s announcement : A majority of Seattle City Council members now @ @ @ @ @ @ @ by advocates to defund the Police Department by 50 % and reallocate the dollars to other community needs .
Council members Lisa Herbold , Dan Strauss and Andrew Lewis added support Thursday to a road map set out by Decriminalize Seattle and King County Equity Now .
They joined colleagues Tammy Morales , Kshama Sawant , Teresa Mosqueda and M. Lorena González , who previously backed the push to reduce the Police Department ’ s annual budget by 50 % and promised quick action , while Mayor Jenny Durkan has asked the council @ @ @ @ @ @ @ of nine council members are on board with the idea , though they have yet to say exactly how they intend to make the cuts ; six votes are needed to pass budget-related legislation and to override a mayoral veto .
Durkan has not backed a 50 % reduction .
Decriminalize Seattle and King County Equity Now are new coalitions that have emerged during the recent Black Lives Matter protests and that count a number of community organizations led by Black people as endorsers .
In a presentation to the council ’ s @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Police Department ’ s 2021 budget should be reduced by 50 % from the status quo ( its budget is $ 409 million this year ) .
They also said the department ’ s remaining 2020 budget should be cut by 50 % this summer .
Decriminalize Seattle and King County Equity Now laid out a four point proposal for defunding the Police Department : The aim is “ defunding the Seattle Police Department and building a world where we trust and believe in community to provide the safety that we need , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ said at a news conference Thursday .
A 50 % cut would be an astounding blow to the police department .
Even woke Mayor Bill de Blasio of New York City didn ’ t cut the NYPD budget by that much .
Check out responses on Twitter to the city council ’ s move :

Seattle’s always been a bastion for liberals.
Just take the whole Capital Hill Organized Protest (CHOP) area situation for example.
Radical ANTIFA and Black Lives Matter protesters take over a significant portion of the city and what does the Democrat mayor do?
Basically nothing!
Now, Seattle is taking things a step further, as a majority of the city council has pledged their support today for defunding the police by 50%.
The Seattle Times reports the details on the council’s announcement:
A majority of Seattle City Council members now say they agree with a high-level proposal by advocates to defund the Police Department by 50% and reallocate the dollars to other community needs. Council members Lisa Herbold, Dan Strauss and Andrew Lewis added support Thursday to a road map set out by Decriminalize Seattle and King County Equity Now. They joined colleagues Tammy Morales, Kshama Sawant, Teresa Mosqueda and M. Lorena González, who previously backed the push to reduce the Police Department’s annual budget by 50% and promised quick action, while Mayor Jenny Durkan has asked the council to slow down. That means seven of nine council members are on board with the idea, though they have yet to say exactly how they intend to make the cuts; six votes are needed to pass budget-related legislation and to override a mayoral veto. Durkan has not backed a 50% reduction. Decriminalize Seattle and King County Equity Now are new coalitions that have emerged during the recent Black Lives Matter protests and that count a number of community organizations led by Black people as endorsers. In a presentation to the council’s budget committee Wednesday, they said the Police Department’s 2021 budget should be reduced by 50% from the status quo (its budget is $409 million this year). They also said the department’s remaining 2020 budget should be cut by 50% this summer. Decriminalize Seattle and King County Equity Now laid out a four point proposal for defunding the Police Department: Remove Seattle’s 911 dispatchers from police control
Scale up community-based solutions to public safety
Fund a community-led process to “imagine life beyond policing.”
Invest in affordable housing The aim is “defunding the Seattle Police Department and building a world where we trust and believe in community to provide the safety that we need,” Decriminalize Seattle’s Jackie Vaughn said at a news conference Thursday.
A 50% cut would be an astounding blow to the police department.
Even woke Mayor Bill de Blasio of New York City didn’t cut the NYPD budget by that much.
Check out responses on Twitter to the city council’s move:


welovetrump--2020-07-11--Charles Barkley Says Sports Becoming Woke “Circus” with No Real Results

Despite all the `` noise , '' has anything actually changed ?
We saw massive protests in the aftermath of @ @ @ @ @ Nearly every company and every CEO has issued statements denouncing racism .
Democrats took advantage @ @ @ @ @ President Trump and Republicans , while protecting radicals who are issuing calls to `` defund @ @ @ @ @ silent majority is beginning to speak out , and Charles Barkley is among those on @ @ @ @ @ legendary athlete criticized major sports leagues for becoming a woke `` circus '' that is @ @ @ @ @ results .
Instead of attempting to unite people , sports is turning into another place @ @ @ @ @ Barkley also emphasized that sports are supposed to be an escape from the stresses of @ @ @ @ @ now , sports leagues are wanting to join the circus .

Despite all the "noise," has anything actually changed?
We saw massive protests in the aftermath of George Floyd's death.
Nearly every company and every CEO has issued statements denouncing racism.
Democrats took advantage of the situation to slam President Trump and Republicans, while protecting radicals who are issuing calls to "defund the police."
Now…
The silent majority is beginning to speak out, and Charles Barkley is among those on the front lines.
The legendary athlete criticized major sports leagues for becoming a woke "circus" that isn't actually producing any real results.
Instead of attempting to unite people, sports is turning into another place for virtue signaling.
Charles Barkley also emphasized that sports are supposed to be an escape from the stresses of the real world.
But now, sports leagues are wanting to join the circus.
More details below:


welovetrump--2020-07-11--#BarelyThereBiden Struggled Reading Teleprompter on ABC; Trump Campaign Turns Into Brutal Ad

Many political observers have noted that Biden has been largely out of site , especially since the COVID-19 pandemic began spreading .
But many are now believing this is a strategy to hide his mental shortcomings .
The National Review has more details on the strategies of dementia politics : Joe Biden is tragically suffering a mental eclipse and sliding away at a geometric rate .
Understandably , his handlers have kept him out of sight .
He stays off the campaign trail on the pretext of the virus and his age-related susceptibility to COVID-19 morbidity .
I say “ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ not have otherwise stopped Biden over the past three months from doing daily interviews , speeches , and meetings .
But each occasion , however scripted , rehearsed , and canned , would only have offered further daily proof that Biden is cognitively unable to be president or indeed to hold any office .
Often Biden can not finish a sentence .
Names are vague eddies in his mind ’ s river of forgetfulness .
He is in a far more dire mental state than a physically failing FDR was in his 1944 @ @ @ @ @ @ @ earlier career of a healthy Biden illustrates that he was not especially sharp even when in control of most of his faculties .
We recall the former sane/nutty Biden of Neal Kinnock plagiarism , his “ put y ’ all in chains ” demagoguery , the studied racism of Biden ’ s riffs about a “ clean ” and well-spoken Obama , and the sane/insane Corn Pop stories .
All are the trademark of a once fool Joe Biden , who was at least alert when compared with his current catalepsy .
If @ @ @ @ @ @ @ is agrammatical — he simply streams together half-thoughts without syntax and then abandons the sentence entirely .
If Trump repeats vocabulary , Biden increasingly searches for words , any noun , whatever its irrelevance to the point he is making .
Biden seems to suffer dyscognitive seizures , in which for moments he has no idea what he is doing or saying or where he is — a tragic , nearly epileptic condition .
In scary episodes , the pale , scaly , and frozen visage of Biden appears almost reptilian , like @ @ @ @ @ @ @ it struggles to process signals of perceived danger .
Inserting memorized answers into rehearsed questions , as if the entire con was spontaneous , only reveals how his once episodic dementia has become chronic as he loses his prompt and place .
It was understandable that his handlers saw opportunity in secluding Biden during Trump ’ s tweeting , alongside the contagion , the lockdown , the recession , and the rioting that in voters ’ minds had equated fear of chaos with the culpability of the current commander in chief .
But @ @ @ @ @ @ @ in suspended animation in his basement , even as he seemingly surged ahead of Trump in the early-summer polls .
One , seclusion , quiet , and the absence of intellectual stimuli often only enhance dementia , while travel , conversation , and new imagery and experiences tend to unclog for a bit the congested neuron pathways .
The more Biden “ rests up , ” the more he seems to be non compos mentis in his rare staged interviews .
His brain is like a flabby muscle , and restful disuse does @ @ @ @ @ @ @ in theory there should be a shelf life to a virtual presidential candidate .
True , Biden has climbed in the polls , as the public never sees or hears him — in the manner that an unpopular lame-duck Obama disappeared to the golf courses and retreats in 2016 and yielded the media spotlight to the dog and cat fighting between Trump and Clinton .
Obama then discovered that the more he retreated from the public eye , the more the public liked the old idea , rather than the current reality , @ @ @

Many political observers have noted that Biden has been largely out of site, especially since the COVID-19 pandemic began spreading.
But many are now believing this is a strategy to hide his mental shortcomings.
The National Review has more details on the strategies of dementia politics:
Joe Biden is tragically suffering a mental eclipse and sliding away at a geometric rate. Understandably, his handlers have kept him out of sight. He stays off the campaign trail on the pretext of the virus and his age-related susceptibility to COVID-19 morbidity.
I say “pretext” without apology. Quarantine should not have otherwise stopped Biden over the past three months from doing daily interviews, speeches, and meetings. But each occasion, however scripted, rehearsed, and canned, would only have offered further daily proof that Biden is cognitively unable to be president or indeed to hold any office.
Often Biden cannot finish a sentence. Names are vague eddies in his mind’s river of forgetfulness. He is in a far more dire mental state than a physically failing FDR was in his 1944 campaign for a fourth term.
The earlier career of a healthy Biden illustrates that he was not especially sharp even when in control of most of his faculties. We recall the former sane/nutty Biden of Neal Kinnock plagiarism, his “put y’all in chains” demagoguery, the studied racism of Biden’s riffs about a “clean” and well-spoken Obama, and the sane/insane Corn Pop stories. All are the trademark of a once fool Joe Biden, who was at least alert when compared with his current catalepsy. If Donald Trump can be ungrammatical, Biden is agrammatical — he simply streams together half-thoughts without syntax and then abandons the sentence entirely.
If Trump repeats vocabulary, Biden increasingly searches for words, any noun, whatever its irrelevance to the point he is making. Biden seems to suffer dyscognitive seizures, in which for moments he has no idea what he is doing or saying or where he is — a tragic, nearly epileptic condition. In scary episodes, the pale, scaly, and frozen visage of Biden appears almost reptilian, like a lizard freezing and remaining stationary as it struggles to process signals of perceived danger.
Inserting memorized answers into rehearsed questions, as if the entire con was spontaneous, only reveals how his once episodic dementia has become chronic as he loses his prompt and place. It was understandable that his handlers saw opportunity in secluding Biden during Trump’s tweeting, alongside the contagion, the lockdown, the recession, and the rioting that in voters’ minds had equated fear of chaos with the culpability of the current commander in chief.
But there were always problems with placing Biden in suspended animation in his basement, even as he seemingly surged ahead of Trump in the early-summer polls.
One, seclusion, quiet, and the absence of intellectual stimuli often only enhance dementia, while travel, conversation, and new imagery and experiences tend to unclog for a bit the congested neuron pathways. The more Biden “rests up,” the more he seems to be non compos mentis in his rare staged interviews. His brain is like a flabby muscle, and restful disuse does not make it firmer.
Two, in theory there should be a shelf life to a virtual presidential candidate. True, Biden has climbed in the polls, as the public never sees or hears him — in the manner that an unpopular lame-duck Obama disappeared to the golf courses and retreats in 2016 and yielded the media spotlight to the dog and cat fighting between Trump and Clinton. Obama then discovered that the more he retreated from the public eye, the more the public liked the old idea, rather than the current reality, of him.


welovetrump--2020-07-11--Mitt Romney Chimes In, Condemns Trump for Commuting Sentence of Roger Stone

At this point , Romney might as well just switch parties and become a Democrat !
He 's sounding more and more like one every day .
Just last month , CNN detailed how Romney marched with Black Lives Matter protesters : Republican Sen. Mitt Romney on Sunday marched in a Washington , DC , protest after the death of George Floyd in a break from other GOP lawmakers who have largely aligned behind President Donald Trump 's militarized response to nationwide unrest .
Romney told a Washington Post reporter that he was participating in the demonstration `` to make @ @ @ @ @ @ @ matter . ''
The Utah senator later tweeted a photo of himself at the protest with the caption `` Black Lives Matter , '' becoming one of the most prominent GOP figures to do so .
An aide to Romney said the senator did not have any further comment on his participation , and that he was n't intending to publicize his march .
Romney 's words during the march , captured on video by the Washington Post , are all he wants to say at this point , the aide said .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ , '' the aide said , adding that Romney was in DC and intended to march Sunday .
He came across a group of 1,000 to 1,500 evangelicals from the DC area near the Capitol and joined their march for an hour and a half , the aide added .
His participation comes as Republicans -- for the most part -- have backed the President following his threats to use the military on protesters and his controversial church photo-op last Monday .
Trump mocked Romney over his participation on Monday , retweeting a @ @ @ @ @ @ @ protesters and writing , `` Tremendous sincerity , what a guy . ''
Last week , Trump declared himself `` your president of law and order '' as peaceful protesters just outside the White House gates were dispersed with gas , flash bangs and rubber bullets , after which Trump visited a nearby church .
He remained at the boarded-up building for a matter of minutes before returning to the White House .
The episode followed nearly a week of protests across the country that at times have turned violent over the killing @ @ @ @ @ @ @ man who died while in police custody in Minneapolis .
Romney , who marched with a large group of evangelical Christians along Pennsylvania Avenue , also told the Post he was participating in the demonstration to bring awareness to the need to `` end violence and brutality . ''
He tweeted last month that `` The George Floyd murder is abhorrent . ''
`` Peaceful protests underscore the urgency of addressing injustices , '' the former GOP presidential nominee said .
`` But violence drowns the message of the protesters and mocks the @ @ @ @ @

At this point, Romney might as well just switch parties and become a Democrat!
He's sounding more and more like one every day.
Just last month, CNN detailed how Romney marched with Black Lives Matter protesters:
Republican Sen. Mitt Romney on Sunday marched in a Washington, DC, protest after the death of George Floyd in a break from other GOP lawmakers who have largely aligned behind President Donald Trump's militarized response to nationwide unrest.
Romney told a Washington Post reporter that he was participating in the demonstration "to make sure that people understand that black lives matter." The Utah senator later tweeted a photo of himself at the protest with the caption "Black Lives Matter," becoming one of the most prominent GOP figures to do so.
An aide to Romney said the senator did not have any further comment on his participation, and that he wasn't intending to publicize his march. Romney's words during the march, captured on video by the Washington Post, are all he wants to say at this point, the aide said.
Joining the evangelical group was "spontaneous," the aide said, adding that Romney was in DC and intended to march Sunday. He came across a group of 1,000 to 1,500 evangelicals from the DC area near the Capitol and joined their march for an hour and a half, the aide added.
His participation comes as Republicans -- for the most part -- have backed the President following his threats to use the military on protesters and his controversial church photo-op last Monday. Trump mocked Romney over his participation on Monday, retweeting a video interview of the senator walking alongside protesters and writing, "Tremendous sincerity, what a guy."
Last week, Trump declared himself "your president of law and order" as peaceful protesters just outside the White House gates were dispersed with gas, flash bangs and rubber bullets, after which Trump visited a nearby church. He remained at the boarded-up building for a matter of minutes before returning to the White House.
The episode followed nearly a week of protests across the country that at times have turned violent over the killing of Floyd, a 46-year-old African American man who died while in police custody in Minneapolis.
Romney, who marched with a large group of evangelical Christians along Pennsylvania Avenue, also told the Post he was participating in the demonstration to bring awareness to the need to "end violence and brutality." He tweeted last month that "The George Floyd murder is abhorrent."
"Peaceful protests underscore the urgency of addressing injustices," the former GOP presidential nominee said. "But violence drowns the message of the protesters and mocks the principles of justice."


welovetrump--2020-07-11--Squad Member Ayanna Pressley DEMANDS Cancelling of Student Debt for “Racial Justice”

The Squad , a team of four radical congresswomen , just keeps getting more and more radical in its demands .
The team of AOC , Omar , Pressley , and Tlaib keeps on demanding everything under the sun , including cancelling rent payments and defunding the police .
Now , you can add student debt cancellation to their wish list !
Speaking with Yahoo , Representative Ayanna Pressley said that student debt must be wiped clear in order to promote “ racial justice ” : Canceling student debt would not only address the massive racial inequalities among borrowers , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , according to a Democratic lawmaker .
“ There ’ s unrest in the lives of Black Americans , and that ’ s because of centuries of disproportionate hate , hurt , and harm that have been foisted on to Black Americans , ” Rep. Ayanna Pressley ( D-MA ) told Yahoo Finance .
“ And so we ’ re at a culture shift moment — but we need a power shift moment.
” Pressley has supported cancelling student debt to help level racial inequalities .
“ Black student borrowers borrow , and @ @ @ @ @ @ @ our inability to build generational wealth , ” she said .
“ I see that as a racial justice issue.
” There would be a macroeconomic benefit , she added : “ The average borrower has $ 30,000 worth of debt — [ cancelling that ] will jump-start the economy.
” A recent report by the Federal Reserve Bank of New York found that borrowers living in majority Black and majority Hispanic zip codes are “ much more likely to default on student debt by age 30.
” Two-year college borrowers who reside @ @ @ @ @ @ @ as much as those in majority white areas .
Nationwide , default rates are the highest for those who live in majority Black zip codes , both for graduates of two-year and four-year schools .
A recent report by the Student Borrower Protection Center ( SBPC ) went deeper into borrower behavior in Philadelphia , New York City , San Francisco , and Washington , D.C. , to determine how they manage their debt .
The researchers found that despite living only a few blocks apart , borrowers of color struggle a lot @ @ @ @ @ @ @ added to existing inequities , the strain of student loans is “ reinforcing social stratification and segregation across neighborhoods , ” the report stated .
For instance , in San Francisco , the rate of student loan delinquency in neighborhoods with the largest minority populations is over 7.5 times higher than areas with majority-white populations .
And the three neighborhoods where student loans saw a delinquency rate lower than 5 % are at least 75 % white , the authors noted .
The data “ highlights how student debt is increasingly a racial @ @ @ @ @ @ @ stated in an email to Yahoo Finance .
Pressley has been active in pushing Congress to consider student debt cancellation .
< p content='She previously introduced a bill with colleague Rep. Ilhan Omar ( D-MN ) to cancel $ 30,000 in outstanding student loan debt back in March , right as the coronavirus began to hit the U.S .
The senate Democrats proposed cancelling $ 10,000 instead .
The CARES Act , passed in March , didn ’ t offer either .
‘ data-reactid= ” 69″ type= ” text ” > She previously @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Omar ( D-MN ) to cancel $ 30,000 in outstanding student loan debt back in March , right as the coronavirus began to hit the U.S .
The senate Democrats proposed cancelling $ 10,000 instead .
The CARES Act , passed in March , didn ’ t offer either .
You can watch part of Pressley ’ s interview right here :

The Squad, a team of four radical congresswomen, just keeps getting more and more radical in its demands.
The team of AOC, Omar, Pressley, and Tlaib keeps on demanding everything under the sun, including cancelling rent payments and defunding the police.
Now, you can add student debt cancellation to their wish list!
Speaking with Yahoo, Representative Ayanna Pressley said that student debt must be wiped clear in order to promote “racial justice”:
Canceling student debt would not only address the massive racial inequalities among borrowers, but also “jump-start” the economy, according to a Democratic lawmaker. “There’s unrest in the lives of Black Americans, and that’s because of centuries of disproportionate hate, hurt, and harm that have been foisted on to Black Americans,” Rep. Ayanna Pressley (D-MA) told Yahoo Finance. “And so we’re at a culture shift moment — but we need a power shift moment.” Pressley has supported cancelling student debt to help level racial inequalities. “Black student borrowers borrow, and default more than anyone else because of our inability to build generational wealth,” she said. “I see that as a racial justice issue.” There would be a macroeconomic benefit, she added: “The average borrower has $30,000 worth of debt — [cancelling that] will jump-start the economy.” A recent report by the Federal Reserve Bank of New York found that borrowers living in majority Black and majority Hispanic zip codes are “much more likely to default on student debt by age 30.” Two-year college borrowers who reside in majority Black areas defaulted almost twice as much as those in majority white areas. Nationwide, default rates are the highest for those who live in majority Black zip codes, both for graduates of two-year and four-year schools. A recent report by the Student Borrower Protection Center (SBPC) went deeper into borrower behavior in Philadelphia, New York City, San Francisco, and Washington, D.C., to determine how they manage their debt. The researchers found that despite living only a few blocks apart, borrowers of color struggle a lot more with their student debt. When added to existing inequities, the strain of student loans is “reinforcing social stratification and segregation across neighborhoods,” the report stated. For instance, in San Francisco, the rate of student loan delinquency in neighborhoods with the largest minority populations is over 7.5 times higher than areas with majority-white populations. And the three neighborhoods where student loans saw a delinquency rate lower than 5% are at least 75% white, the authors noted. The data “highlights how student debt is increasingly a racial and economic justice issue,” SBPC stated in an email to Yahoo Finance. Pressley has been active in pushing Congress to consider student debt cancellation.


welovetrump--2020-07-11--Will Smith: Talks to Defund Police “Not As Scary As the Phrase Sounds”

Of course defunding the police would n't be scary at all to someone like Will Smith .
He has an estimated net worth of $ 350 million !
His bodyguards will protect him .
But who is the average American supposed to look to without the support of personal guards and no police ?
While Smith may try to spin the `` defund the police '' narrative as harmless , a New York Times opinion piece shows that absolutely does mean stripping police departments of significant funding : The uprisings in response to the killing of George Floyd are far @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
Not just because they may be the largest in our history , or that seven weeks in , people are still in the streets ( even if the news media has largely moved on ) .
But also because , for the last few years , organizers have been thinking boldly .
They have been pushing demands — from “ defund the police ” to “ cancel rent ” to “ pass the Green New Deal ” — that would upend the status quo and redistribute power from elites to the working @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , too ; social movements have helped spread these demands to a public mobilized by the pandemic and the protests .
These movements are in conversation with one another , cross-endorsing demands as they expand their grass-roots bases .
Cancel the rent campaigns have joined the call to defund the police .
This month , racial , climate and economic justice organizations are hosting a four-day crash course on defunding the police .
Each demand demonstrates a new attitude among leftist social movements .
They don ’ t want to reduce police violence @ @ @ @ @ @ @ supply chain , or create grace periods for late rent .
These are the responses of reformers and policy elites .
Instead , the people making these demands want a new society .
They want a break from prisons and the police , from carbon and rent .
They want counselors in place of cops , housing for all and a jobs guarantee .
While many may find this naïve , polls , participation in protests and growing membership in social movement organizations show these demands are drawing larger and larger parts of @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the status quo and a radical vision for the future .
Consider the appeal to defund and dismantle the police , championed by almost every major social movement organization on the left , from the Black Visions Collective to Mijente to the Sunrise Movement , and echoed on the streets .
Defunding , part of a strategy to eventually abolish the police , challenges the prevailing logic of police reform : the idea that police brutality is caused by individual bad apples acting without sufficient oversight and training .
This idea undergirds the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , community policing , implicit bias workshops .
If officers are properly equipped and controlled , there will be less violence , its proponents argue — despite no significant evidence to back that up .
Defunding suggests the problem is not isolated , nor is it a result of a few officers ’ attitudes .
It challenges the power , the resources and the enormous scope of the police .
Whether they are responding to a mental health emergency or deployed to a protest , their training and tools are geared toward violence @ @ @ @ @ @ @ as the police and prison abolitionist Rachel Herzing often says , that the only way to reduce police violence is to reduce police officers ’ opportunities for contact with the public .
The protests have forced us to rethink state-sanctioned violence as our default response to social problems , to reconsider the hundreds of billions of dollars we have spent on prisons and the salaries of more than 800,000 sworn law enforcement officers .

Of course defunding the police wouldn't be scary at all to someone like Will Smith.
He has an estimated net worth of $350 million!
His bodyguards will protect him.
But who is the average American supposed to look to without the support of personal guards and no police?
While Smith may try to spin the "defund the police" narrative as harmless, a New York Times opinion piece shows that absolutely does mean stripping police departments of significant funding:
The uprisings in response to the killing of George Floyd are far different from anything that has come before. Not just because they may be the largest in our history, or that seven weeks in, people are still in the streets (even if the news media has largely moved on). But also because, for the last few years, organizers have been thinking boldly.
They have been pushing demands — from “defund the police” to “cancel rent” to “pass the Green New Deal” — that would upend the status quo and redistribute power from elites to the working class. And now ordinary people are, too; social movements have helped spread these demands to a public mobilized by the pandemic and the protests.
These movements are in conversation with one another, cross-endorsing demands as they expand their grass-roots bases. Cancel the rent campaigns have joined the call to defund the police. This month, racial, climate and economic justice organizations are hosting a four-day crash course on defunding the police.
Each demand demonstrates a new attitude among leftist social movements. They don’t want to reduce police violence, or sidestep our environmentally unsustainable global supply chain, or create grace periods for late rent. These are the responses of reformers and policy elites.
Instead, the people making these demands want a new society. They want a break from prisons and the police, from carbon and rent. They want counselors in place of cops, housing for all and a jobs guarantee. While many may find this naïve, polls, participation in protests and growing membership in social movement organizations show these demands are drawing larger and larger parts of the public toward a fundamental critique of the status quo and a radical vision for the future.
Consider the appeal to defund and dismantle the police, championed by almost every major social movement organization on the left, from the Black Visions Collective to Mijente to the Sunrise Movement, and echoed on the streets.
Defunding, part of a strategy to eventually abolish the police, challenges the prevailing logic of police reform: the idea that police brutality is caused by individual bad apples acting without sufficient oversight and training. This idea undergirds the familiar panoply of reforms: body cameras, community policing, implicit bias workshops. If officers are properly equipped and controlled, there will be less violence, its proponents argue — despite no significant evidence to back that up.
Defunding suggests the problem is not isolated, nor is it a result of a few officers’ attitudes. It challenges the power, the resources and the enormous scope of the police. Whether they are responding to a mental health emergency or deployed to a protest, their training and tools are geared toward violence.
The demand for defunding suggests, as the police and prison abolitionist Rachel Herzing often says, that the only way to reduce police violence is to reduce police officers’ opportunities for contact with the public. The protests have forced us to rethink state-sanctioned violence as our default response to social problems, to reconsider the hundreds of billions of dollars we have spent on prisons and the salaries of more than 800,000 sworn law enforcement officers.


welovetrump--2020-07-11--Breaking: Warrant Issued for St. Louis Couple that Defended Property from BLM, Guns Seized

One of the most fundamental rights you have as a citizen in this country is to defend yourself and your property from those that would cause harm .
Well , at least that 's how it used to be before the media and politicians began taking ANTIFA and Black Lives Matter seriously .
Remember the St. Louis couple that brandished their firearms on their property to defend it from trouble makers at a passing Black Lives Matter protest ?
They no longer have those guns !
The New York Post reports that the St. Louis police issued a warrant against @ @ @ @ @ @ @ St. Louis police officers reportedly seized a rifle from the husband-and-wife lawyers filmed waving firearms at Black Lives Matter protesters last month .
The officers served a warrant on Mark and Patricia McCloskey on Friday night , taking the rifle the husband was pictured aiming , the local NBC affiliate reported .
The officers were told by the couple that their attorney had the second gun , the pistol brandished by the wife , the report said .
The couple were filmed as they emerged barefoot from their lavish mansion in the Central @ @ @ @ @ @ @ firearm as protesters marched down their private street toward the home of Mayor Lyda Krewson .
Mark stood with the rifle on their Renaissance-style porch as Patricia aimed the gun at the passersby with her finger on the trigger .
The two have defended their actions by saying they felt their lives were at risk .
“ We were threatened with our lives , threatened with a house being burned down , my office building being burned down , even our dog ’ s life being threatened , Mark McCloskey told the station @ @ @ @ @ @ @ of the encounter right here :

One of the most fundamental rights you have as a citizen in this country is to defend yourself and your property from those that would cause harm.
Well, at least that's how it used to be before the media and politicians began taking ANTIFA and Black Lives Matter seriously.
Remember the St. Louis couple that brandished their firearms on their property to defend it from trouble makers at a passing Black Lives Matter protest?
They no longer have those guns!
The New York Post reports that the St. Louis police issued a warrant against the couple and seized the guns:
St. Louis police officers reportedly seized a rifle from the husband-and-wife lawyers filmed waving firearms at Black Lives Matter protesters last month. The officers served a warrant on Mark and Patricia McCloskey on Friday night, taking the rifle the husband was pictured aiming, the local NBC affiliate reported. The officers were told by the couple that their attorney had the second gun, the pistol brandished by the wife, the report said. The couple were filmed as they emerged barefoot from their lavish mansion in the Central West End neighborhood, each toting a firearm as protesters marched down their private street toward the home of Mayor Lyda Krewson. Mark stood with the rifle on their Renaissance-style porch as Patricia aimed the gun at the passersby with her finger on the trigger. The two have defended their actions by saying they felt their lives were at risk. “We were threatened with our lives, threatened with a house being burned down, my office building being burned down, even our dog’s life being threatened, Mark McCloskey told the station, KDSK.
You can see part of the encounter right here:


welovetrump--2020-07-11--Maxine Waters Targets Trump, Promises to Go After Him Even If He Loses Election

Waters also went on NPR and gave an interview on the matter : Today the Supreme Court issued its final decisions for this term .
Among them are rulings in a group of cases that stem from state and congressional efforts to subpoena President Trump 's financial records .
The high court ordered the cases sent back to the lower courts , all but guaranteeing that Trump 's financial records will not be released until after the election .
In one of the rulings , Chief Justice John Roberts , writing for the 7-2 majority , affirmed Congress 's right @ @ @ @ @ @ @ writing legislation .
But he said that power is limited and can not be used for law enforcement efforts .
Democrat Maxine Waters is chair of the House Financial Services Committee , and she joins us now .
Welcome .
MAXINE WATERS : Thank you .
Delighted to be with you .
CHANG : We 're delighted to have you .
Now , your committee has subpoenaed financial records from two banks as part of an investigation into money laundering and possible foreign influence in President Trump 's election .
Tell me , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ decision ?
WATERS : Well , I tell you , I would have loved to have had a decision in our favor that absolutely supported our right to subpoena Deutsche Bank for the records of the president .
We did not get that .
But I am very pleased that they reaffirmed our right to be able to ask for those documents that we subpoenaed .
And so we did n't get them , we did n't get the decision that we wanted today .
But it has been remanded to the lower @ @ @ @ @ @ @ us , as someone described , a roadmap and told us how the lower courts should review why we 're asking for these documents .
And that review will determine whether or not we will get a decision in our favor or not for the subpoena of those documents , yes .
CHANG : Now , one piece of guidance that the Supreme Court did issue was that Congress should narrow the scope of its demand for documents , which originally included financial records from the president , his family and his businesses @ @ @ @ @ @ @ a point there , that Democrats simply cast too wide of a net ?
WATERS : Well , I think they 're being careful .
I think they were interested in ensuring that it was not political , that it really did have a legislative purpose .
CHANG : I 'm sorry .
You 're talking about the justices were trying to be careful or Democrats were trying to be careful ?
WATERS : ...
Were trying to be careful .
And as I , you know , recall , they did say @ @ @ @ @ @ @ does have a legitimate legislative purpose and we were just not somehow using our power to , you know , get into the personal finances in order to try to embarrass , et cetera , et cetera .
And so they made that decision .
And that 's a decision we live with .
And we will continue .
And we will follow the roadmap that they have given us because we think that we can absolutely show that it is a legitimate legislative purpose .

Waters also went on NPR and gave an interview on the matter:
AILSA CHANG, HOST:
Today the Supreme Court issued its final decisions for this term. Among them are rulings in a group of cases that stem from state and congressional efforts to subpoena President Trump's financial records. The high court ordered the cases sent back to the lower courts, all but guaranteeing that Trump's financial records will not be released until after the election. In one of the rulings, Chief Justice John Roberts, writing for the 7-2 majority, affirmed Congress's right to subpoena information for the purpose of writing legislation. But he said that power is limited and cannot be used for law enforcement efforts. Democrat Maxine Waters is chair of the House Financial Services Committee, and she joins us now. Welcome.
MAXINE WATERS: Thank you. Delighted to be with you.
CHANG: We're delighted to have you. Now, your committee has subpoenaed financial records from two banks as part of an investigation into money laundering and possible foreign influence in President Trump's election. Tell me, how do you respond to today's decision?
WATERS: Well, I tell you, I would have loved to have had a decision in our favor that absolutely supported our right to subpoena Deutsche Bank for the records of the president. We did not get that. But I am very pleased that they reaffirmed our right to be able to ask for those documents that we subpoenaed. And so we didn't get them, we didn't get the decision that we wanted today. But it has been remanded to the lower courts, and so they have given us, as someone described, a roadmap and told us how the lower courts should review why we're asking for these documents. And that review will determine whether or not we will get a decision in our favor or not for the subpoena of those documents, yes.
CHANG: Now, one piece of guidance that the Supreme Court did issue was that Congress should narrow the scope of its demand for documents, which originally included financial records from the president, his family and his businesses. Do you think the justices have a point there, that Democrats simply cast too wide of a net?
WATERS: Well, I think they're being careful. I think they were interested in ensuring that it was not political, that it really did have a legislative purpose.
CHANG: I'm sorry. You're talking about the justices were trying to be careful or Democrats were trying to be careful?
WATERS: Oh, the justices...
CHANG: OK.
WATERS: ...Were trying to be careful. And as I, you know, recall, they did say that they wanted to ensure that it does have a legitimate legislative purpose and we were just not somehow using our power to, you know, get into the personal finances in order to try to embarrass, et cetera, et cetera. And so they made that decision. And that's a decision we live with. And we will continue. And we will follow the roadmap that they have given us because we think that we can absolutely show that it is a legitimate legislative purpose.


welovetrump--2020-07-11--Schiff, Nadler FURIOUS, Give Their Reaction to Trump Commuting Roger Stone’s Sentence

The White House announced Friday that President Trump signed an Executive Grant of Clemency commuting the `` unjust sentence '' of Roger Stone , just days before the longtime political operative was slated to report to prison to serve more than three years for charges stemming from former Special Counsel Robert Mueller ’ s investigation .
In a lengthy statement released late Friday , White House press secretary Kayleigh McEnany said the president had made the decision to commute Stone 's sentence `` in light of the egregious facts and circumstances surrounding his unfair prosecution , arrest , and trial @ @ @ @ @ @ @ victim of the Russia Hoax that the Left and its allies in the media perpetuated for years in an attempt to undermine the Trump Presidency , ” McEnany said in a statement Friday night .
“ There was never any collusion between the Trump Campaign , or the Trump Administration , with Russia .
Such collusion was never anything other than a fantasy of partisans unable to accept the result of the 2016 election .
The collusion delusion spawned endless and farcical investigations , conducted at great taxpayer expense , looking for evidence @ @ @ @ @ @ @ that Mueller ’ s office “ resorted to process-based charges leveled at high-profile people in an attempt to manufacture the false impression of criminality lurking below the surface.
” “ These charges were the product of recklessness borne of frustration and malice , ” she said .
McEnany touted Stone ’ s career in politics , noting that he worked for nearly 50 years as a consultant for high-profile Republican politicians , including former President Ronald Reagan , Sen. Bob Dole and others , while noting that Stone is also known for `` @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Trump and opposition to Hillary Clinton . ''
McEnany went on to blast Mueller ’ s prosecutors for the fashion in which they arrested Stone , noting he is a “ 67 year old man with numerous medical conditions , who had never been convicted of another crime , and that they used “ dozens of FBI agents with automatic weapons and tactical equipment , armored vehicles , and an amphibious unit to execute a pre-dawn raid of his home , where he was with his wife of many years.
” McEnany went @ @ @ @ @ @ @ be put at serious medical risk in prison .
”

Right from the start, Roger Stone was treated unfairly by the justice system.
A large team of armed FBI agents showed up to his home and arrested him in front of his wife.
The only reason Stone faced any trouble?
Because Democrats pushed the Russian Collusion hoax from the beginning of Trump’s presidency.
President Trump, within his powers as president, saw fit to commute Stone’s sentence and Democrats could not be more displeased.
Here’s tweets from both Adam Schiff and Jerry Nadler in response to the commutation:


welovetrump--2020-07-12--EXPOSED: NBC Regular Guest Dr. Joseph Fair Who Was Hospitalized for COVID-19 Doesn’t Have The Antibo

EXPOSED: NBC Regular Guest Dr. Joseph Fair Who Was Hospitalized for COVID-19 Doesn’t Have The Antibodies

To make matters worse , the news story probably contributed to the economic damage facing the airline industry .
Dr. Fair claimed that he believed he caught COVID-19 by riding on an airplane .
Of course , now we know that he never contracted the novel coronavirus , so the airlines are innocent in this specific case .
Yet with an audience of millions , NBC broadcast the story to the nation .
The Daily Mail has more details : A television doctor who believed he caught coronavirus through his eyes on a plane , and was left fighting for @ @ @ @ @ @ @ tested negative for COVID-19 , he confirmed .
Dr Joseph Fair , an infectious disease expert who spent his life studying deadly viruses , including Ebola , documented his struggle on social media and on NBC , where he works as a contributor .
The 42-year-old said he was severely sickened by something , but it was not COVID-19 .
His illness 'remains an undiagnosed mystery ' , he said in a tweet on Tuesday . '
I had myriad COVID symptoms , was hospitalized in a COVID ward & treated for COVID-related @ @ @ @ @ @ @ swab , ' he said . '
I was severely ill for 2 weeks , 4 days of it in critical condition , resulting in pneumonia , diffuse lung injury & 18lbs of weight loss . '
He said he would now have a second antibody test to confirm the results , and work with other specialists to find out the source of his infection .
His doctor has ordered another antibody test from a different manufacturer to confirm the negative result .
Fair will also meet with a pulmonologist again as well @ @ @ @ @ @ @ he has spent time in the Democratic Republic of Congo .
'My path forward is a 2nd AB test , & follow-up with a pulmonologist & tropical medicine specialist in an effort to diagnose what made me so ill , ' he said .
Fair believes he contracted an illness on a plane to New Orleans on April 24 .
Of course , there 's always the possibility of a `` false negative . ''
Dr. Fair will be taking another test from another manufacturer to confirm the results .
However , the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ that Dr. Fair truly does not have antibodies , which means he never contracted the novel coronavirus .
Will NBC admit to airing a story about a doctor hospitalized with COVID-19 without even confirming that he had the disease ?
Is n't that the job of journalists -- to confirm their sources ?
This is exactly why the president calls the media , `` Fake News ! ''

Though Dr. Fair has addressed it, NBC has yet to issue any sort of correction.
The Today show website, however, which is owned by NBC, did publish an article confirming that Dr. Fair NEVER had COVID-19:
Weeks after he was hospitalized with what his doctors assumed was the coronavirus, NBC News contributor and virologist Dr. Joseph Fair, Ph.D., M.P.H., said his recent antibody test has come back negative.
He said his earlier illness "remains an undiagnosed mystery" in a tweet on Tuesday.
"Symptomatically, yes, I thought I had COVID," Fair told TODAY. "When I got the antibody results, I was even more confused. What would have caused almost identical symptoms and outcomes during the same time as a pandemic causing those things? I don't know."
In May, Fair developed a high fever and shortness of breath, both symptoms of COVID-19, and was admitted to Tulane Medical Center in New Orleans. He was tested for the coronavirus multiple times. Four tests came back negative, and one was a "weak positive," he said, which is not a reliable diagnosis.
But Fair's doctors told him they believed he had the virus anyway, and he was treated in a ward with COVID-19 patients.
"I had myriad COVID symptoms, was hospitalized in a COVID ward & treated for COVID-related co-morbidities, despite testing negative by nasal swab," he wrote on Twitter.
But a negative antibody test, which looks for the presence of virus-fighting antibodies in a person's blood, suggests he never had COVID-19 — although experts have previously questioned the accuracy of antibody tests.
Fair is surprised he didn't contract the virus at the hospital.
"There were a lot of coronavirus-positive people in there," he said. "What is really shocking to me is that I didn't get the virus in there. As a virologist, that part blows my mind."
Fair, who serves as a science contributor for MSNBC and NBC News, had previously told TODAY he believes he may have gotten the virus on a crowded flight. He was severely ill for two weeks and developed pneumonia and a lung injury. He was sent home after six days in the hospital and recovered there, while on oxygen.
Now Fair is trying to figure out what made him sick if it wasn't COVID-19.
Though the public is taking the pandemic seriously, stories like this are eroding the public's trust in the media.
Many conservatives acknowledge the severity of the pandemic.
However, they also believe that the media is purposefully making the stories sound more dire and scary than they actually are in order to hurt President Trump's re-election chances.
The revelation that Dr. Fair NEVER had COVID-19 will only re-inforce that belief.


welovetrump--2020-07-12--Reports Claim Ghislaine Maxwell Has “Tapes of Two Prominent US Politicians Having Sex with Minors’


welovetrump--2020-07-13--Snopes Says “False” and Wayfair Denies Allegations of Illegal Child Trafficking

And here is the full Snopes `` analysis '' ( if you can even call it that ) : In July 2020 , some social media users accused the furniture store Wayfair of trafficking children .
This gravely serious accusation was not based on police reports , firsthand accounts , financial records , or deep investigative reporting .
Rather , it was based on the fact that some items on Wayfair were listed at exorbitant prices compared to other , similar items .
This rumor appears to have originated on the “ conspiracy ” section of Reddit on July 9 @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Wayfair was selling utility closets from WFX that were priced at more than $ 10,000 , and offered child trafficking as a possible explanation .
That post , like so many other conspiracy theories , offered this notion as a mere possibility and said that it would be stomach churning “ if … true.
” Is it possible Wayfair involved in Human trafficking with their WFX Utility collection ?
Or are these just extremely overpriced cabinets ?
( Note the names of the cabinets ) this makes me sick to my stomach if @ @ @ @ @ @ @ led to other users combing the Wayfair website in search of other oddities .
One Twitter user , for instance , found a set of pillows and showers curtains that were listed for $ 9,999 .
As similar items on the website were listed for only $ 99 , this person assumed that the only logical explanation was that the higher priced item was being used to traffic children .
The Twitter user wrote : If you search bungalow rose a bunch of shower curtains and pillows show up priced at $ 9,999 @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the FUCK Same with other things .
They all have big price jumps to like 10 grand .
Wayfair also supplies the furniture at ICE detention centers , where children are going MISSING from Generally speaking , the images showing expensive cabinets and large price differentials on pillows , shower curtains , and other items on Wayfair ’ s website are real .
However , it takes quite a leap in logic to arrive at the conclusion that this is evidence that the store is engaged in child trafficking .
In fact , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the more nonsensical it appeared .
Would a large business really use their official website to allow people to purchase children online ?
As these items are available to anyone with internet access , wouldn ’ t it be possible for someone to accidentally become involved in child trafficking ?
Why would a child trafficking operation use a method that would be so easy to track ?
This claim is largely based on the idea that $ 10,000 is simply too expensive for a cabinet , and that there has to be some @ @ @ @ @ @ @ justify its cost .
In a statement to Newsweek , however , Wayfair noted that these were industrial grade cabinets , and that they had been accurately priced .
Wayfair said that they temporarily removed these items , as the accompanying descriptions did not accurately explain the reason for the price point .
Wayfair told Newsweek in a statement : “ There is , of course , no truth to these claims .
The products in question are industrial grade cabinets that are accurately priced .
Recognizing that the photos and descriptions provided @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the high price point , we have temporarily removed the products from site to rename them and to provide a more in-depth description and photos that accurately depict the product to clarify the price point.
” We reached out to Wayfair for more information about the expensive pillows and shower curtains , but have yet to receive a response .
As this rumor circulated on social media , people chimed in with additional “ evidence ” of Wayfair ’ s supposedly nefarious activities .
For instance , some claimed that searching for the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ associated with these items preceded by the term “ src usa ” on the Russian search engine Yandex returned images of young female children .
This is , bizarrely , true .
However , searching for just about any random string of numbers preceded by the “ src usa ” returns similar results .
We reached out to Yandex for more information about the “ src usa ” search term , and will update this article accordingly .
Others claimed that these products carried the names of children who had gone missing .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ on Wayfair as the “ Anabel 5-shelf storage unit.
” This , according to proponents of this theory , corresponded with an Anabel Wilson who had gone missing in Kansas .
While this may seem suspicious to those seeking a pattern , it should be noted that roughly 800,000 children are reported missing every year .
In other words , the fact that some of these product names were the same as the first names of children who had gone missing could easily be nothing more than a coincidence .
Furthermore , some @ @ @ @ @ @ @ attempted to connect to Wayfair have already been solved .
The “ Alyvia ” shelf , for example , was supposedly connected to Alyvia Navarro .
This autistic child went missing at the age of 3 in 2013 and , unfortunately , was found dead shortly after she went missing , having drowned in a nearby pond .
The claim that Wayfair is trafficking children is based almost entirely on one person ’ s confusion over an expensive cabinet .
This conspiracy theory , like so many conspiracy theories , started with a @ @ @ @ @ @ @ sickening if it were actually true .
As of this writing , absolutely no credible evidence has been offered to back up this accusation .

And here is the full Snopes "analysis" (if you can even call it that):
In July 2020, some social media users accused the furniture store Wayfair of trafficking children. This gravely serious accusation was not based on police reports, firsthand accounts, financial records, or deep investigative reporting. Rather, it was based on the fact that some items on Wayfair were listed at exorbitant prices compared to other, similar items.
This rumor appears to have originated on the “conspiracy” section of Reddit on July 9, 2020. That post noted that Wayfair was selling utility closets from WFX that were priced at more than $10,000, and offered child trafficking as a possible explanation. That post, like so many other conspiracy theories, offered this notion as a mere possibility and said that it would be stomach churning “if … true.”
Is it possible Wayfair involved in Human trafficking with their WFX Utility collection? Or are these just extremely overpriced cabinets? (Note the names of the cabinets) this makes me sick to my stomach if it’s true 🙁
This post led to other users combing the Wayfair website in search of other oddities. One Twitter user, for instance, found a set of pillows and showers curtains that were listed for $9,999. As similar items on the website were listed for only $99, this person assumed that the only logical explanation was that the higher priced item was being used to traffic children.
The Twitter user wrote:
If you search bungalow rose a bunch of shower curtains and pillows show up priced at $9,999. Wayfair is fucking trafficking children what the FUCK
Same with other things. They all have big price jumps to like 10 grand. Wayfair also supplies the furniture at ICE detention centers, where children are going MISSING from
Generally speaking, the images showing expensive cabinets and large price differentials on pillows, shower curtains, and other items on Wayfair’s website are real. However, it takes quite a leap in logic to arrive at the conclusion that this is evidence that the store is engaged in child trafficking.
In fact, the more we pondered this claim, the more nonsensical it appeared. Would a large business really use their official website to allow people to purchase children online? As these items are available to anyone with internet access, wouldn’t it be possible for someone to accidentally become involved in child trafficking? Why would a child trafficking operation use a method that would be so easy to track?
This claim is largely based on the idea that $10,000 is simply too expensive for a cabinet, and that there has to be some other explanation — child trafficking — to justify its cost. In a statement to Newsweek, however, Wayfair noted that these were industrial grade cabinets, and that they had been accurately priced. Wayfair said that they temporarily removed these items, as the accompanying descriptions did not accurately explain the reason for the price point.
Wayfair told Newsweek in a statement:
“There is, of course, no truth to these claims. The products in question are industrial grade cabinets that are accurately priced. Recognizing that the photos and descriptions provided by the supplier did not adequately explain the high price point, we have temporarily removed the products from site to rename them and to provide a more in-depth description and photos that accurately depict the product to clarify the price point.”
We reached out to Wayfair for more information about the expensive pillows and shower curtains, but have yet to receive a response.
As this rumor circulated on social media, people chimed in with additional “evidence” of Wayfair’s supposedly nefarious activities. For instance, some claimed that searching for the stock keeping unit number (SKU) associated with these items preceded by the term “src usa” on the Russian search engine Yandex returned images of young female children. This is, bizarrely, true. However, searching for just about any random string of numbers preceded by the “src usa” returns similar results. We reached out to Yandex for more information about the “src usa” search term, and will update this article accordingly.
Others claimed that these products carried the names of children who had gone missing. One cabinet, for instance, appeared on Wayfair as the “Anabel 5-shelf storage unit.” This, according to proponents of this theory, corresponded with an Anabel Wilson who had gone missing in Kansas. While this may seem suspicious to those seeking a pattern, it should be noted that roughly 800,000 children are reported missing every year. In other words, the fact that some of these product names were the same as the first names of children who had gone missing could easily be nothing more than a coincidence.
Furthermore, some of the missing children cases this theory attempted to connect to Wayfair have already been solved. The “Alyvia” shelf, for example, was supposedly connected to Alyvia Navarro. This autistic child went missing at the age of 3 in 2013 and, unfortunately, was found dead shortly after she went missing, having drowned in a nearby pond.
The claim that Wayfair is trafficking children is based almost entirely on one person’s confusion over an expensive cabinet. This conspiracy theory, like so many conspiracy theories, started with a wild and unfounded assumption that would be sickening if it were actually true. As of this writing, absolutely no credible evidence has been offered to back up this accusation.


welovetrump--2020-07-13--Convicted Domestic Terrorist Susan Rosenberg Allegedly on Fundraising Board for BLM, Tucker Carlson

Convicted Domestic Terrorist Susan Rosenberg Allegedly on Fundraising Board for BLM, Tucker Carlson Reports

Susan Rosenberg serves on the board for Thousand Currents , which is responsible for the global funraising efforts of the actual BLM organization .
Now , Rudy Giuliana has chimed in , saying that Black Lives Matter `` will be proven to be a terrorist organization . ''
According to the Daily Mail : Rudy Giuliani has slammed New York Mayor Bill De Blasio 's commission of a Black Lives Matter mural outside Trump Tower and accused the group of being a terror organization .
'Black Lives Matter is an organization run by three Marxists and financed by a convicted @ @ @ @ @ @ @ convicted , who got 58 years in jail and got a corrupt pardon from Bill Clinton , ' Donald Trump 's lawyer Giuliani said on Hannity on Friday .
'This is not a benign organization .
I can ’ t say yet that we can prove it ’ s a terrorist organization .
It 's certainly a violent organization and I believe in the course of time it will be shown to be a terrorist organization , ' he added .
Black Lives Matter is an organized movement that advocates for non-violent civil @ @ @ @ @ @ @ people .
The movement started with the use of the hashtag # BlackLivesMatter on social media following the acquittal of George Zimmerman in the shooting death of black teen Trayvon Martin in February 2012 .
It has regained traction following the brutal police killing of George Floyd in Minneapolis on May 25 .
The three founders of the movement and hashtag are activists Alicia Garza , Patrisse Cullors and Opal Tometi , who have expanded the project into a national network of over 30 local chapter between 2014 and 2016 .
BLM is @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Currents , which radical activist Susan Rosenberg serves as Vice Chair of the Board of Directors .
Black Lives Matter and Thousand Currents is yet to reply to DailyMail.com 's request for comment .
Rosenberg was an active part of far-left revolutionary terror organization May 19th Communist Organization ( M19CO ) , which sought to over throw the US government through armed action and a people 's militia .
The group was a part of the Black Power Movement and the New Communist Movement .
She was arrested in 1984 in possession of @ @ @ @ @ @ @ years of imprisonment on the weapons and explosives charges .
Giuliani was US Attorney of the Southern District of New York at the time .
She spent 16 years in jail , during which she emerged as an author and AIDS activist , and President Bill Clinton pardoned her on his final day in office on January 20 , 2001 .
'Susan Rosenberg , who handles their finances is a convicted terrorist who was involved with the Black Panthers who used to slaughter police officers , ' Giuliani said on the show .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ years .
Clinton ’ s corrupt last hour pardon set her free .
Now we are paying the price , ' Giuliani , 76 , tweeted Friday .
Giuliani has been vocal is his disagreement with the movement , slamming it as racist when the group advocates against the mistreatment of black people .
Giuliani also continued to blast De Blasio for slashing New York Police Department funding by $ 1billion and allowing the Black Lives Matter mural to be painted in front of the president ’ s residence .

Susan Rosenberg serves on the board for Thousand Currents, which is responsible for the global funraising efforts of the actual BLM organization.
Now, Rudy Giuliana has chimed in, saying that Black Lives Matter "will be proven to be a terrorist organization."
According to the Daily Mail:
Rudy Giuliani has slammed New York Mayor Bill De Blasio's commission of a Black Lives Matter mural outside Trump Tower and accused the group of being a terror organization.
'Black Lives Matter is an organization run by three Marxists and financed by a convicted terrorist – who I happened to have convicted, who got 58 years in jail and got a corrupt pardon from Bill Clinton,' Donald Trump's lawyer Giuliani said on Hannity on Friday.
'This is not a benign organization. I can’t say yet that we can prove it’s a terrorist organization. It's certainly a violent organization and I believe in the course of time it will be shown to be a terrorist organization,' he added.
Black Lives Matter is an organized movement that advocates for non-violent civil disobedience to protest police brutality against African-American people.
The movement started with the use of the hashtag #BlackLivesMatter on social media following the acquittal of George Zimmerman in the shooting death of black teen Trayvon Martin in February 2012. It has regained traction following the brutal police killing of George Floyd in Minneapolis on May 25.
The three founders of the movement and hashtag are activists Alicia Garza, Patrisse Cullors and Opal Tometi, who have expanded the project into a national network of over 30 local chapter between 2014 and 2016.
BLM is a network run by umbrella organization Thousand Currents, which radical activist Susan Rosenberg serves as Vice Chair of the Board of Directors.
Black Lives Matter and Thousand Currents is yet to reply to DailyMail.com's request for comment.
Rosenberg was an active part of far-left revolutionary terror organization May 19th Communist Organization (M19CO), which sought to over throw the US government through armed action and a people's militia. The group was a part of the Black Power Movement and the New Communist Movement.
She was arrested in 1984 in possession of weapons and explosives and sentenced to 58 years of imprisonment on the weapons and explosives charges. Giuliani was US Attorney of the Southern District of New York at the time.
She spent 16 years in jail, during which she emerged as an author and AIDS activist, and President Bill Clinton pardoned her on his final day in office on January 20, 2001.
'Susan Rosenberg, who handles their finances is a convicted terrorist who was involved with the Black Panthers who used to slaughter police officers,' Giuliani said on the show.
'This convicted terrorist was sentenced to 58 years. Clinton’s corrupt last hour pardon set her free. Now we are paying the price,' Giuliani, 76, tweeted Friday.
Giuliani has been vocal is his disagreement with the movement, slamming it as racist when the group advocates against the mistreatment of black people.
Giuliani also continued to blast De Blasio for slashing New York Police Department funding by $1billion and allowing the Black Lives Matter mural to be painted in front of the president’s residence.


welovetrump--2020-07-13--Judge Approves Petition to Recall Democrat Seattle Mayor Jenny Durkan After CHOP Fiasco

CHAZ / CHOP made national headlines as `` protesters '' and anarchists took over entire city blocks of Seattle and banished the police .
They attempted to create an `` autonomous zone '' where they governed themselves .
However , there were high profile cases of murder and violence that happened inside CHAZ / CHOP , which led to its eventual dismantling .
But ... many are accusing Seattle Mayor Durkan of doing too little , too late .
The Seattle Times has more details on how the recall will work : A King County Superior Court judge has approved @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Seattle Mayor Jenny Durkan , opening the door for a campaign that ’ s gained steam over the last several weeks .
The ruling Friday on charges filed by a group of five people last month comes after weeks of local protests against racism and police brutality — sparked by the killing of George Floyd , who died after a Minneapolis police officer pressed a knee to his neck for about eight minutes .
Once any recall petition is approved , signatures are needed to qualify for a special election ballot .
The @ @ @ @ @ @ @ collect valid signatures from a number of voters equal to 25 % of the votes cast in the last election .
In this case , signatures from more than 50,000 Seattle voters would be needed .
The Durkan petitioners ’ recall effort , known online as the “ Fire the Mayor ” campaign , accuses the mayor of “ endanger [ ing ] the peace and safety of the community ” by allowing police to “ leak false information about fabricated crimes and threats to the media ” and issuing a citywide curfew @ @ @ @ @ @ @ The petitioners also accused Durkan of restricting certain property rights in downtown Seattle and Capitol Hill , the neighborhood where many of the protests took place .
“ Jenny Durkan ’ s abuses of power , lack of foresight and failure to protect the public — and the peace — in Seattle leaves us with no choice , ” petitioner Elliott Harvey wrote in a statement on the campaign ’ s website .
“ This is exactly the kind of case a recall is intended to address.
” In a response Saturday , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Stephanie Formas , said the mayor “ consistently has acted to protect the City ’ s public health and safety and to respect the constitutional rights to peaceful protesters , ” and defended Police Chief Carmen Best , who Durkan believes “ has exercised her challenging duties lawfully and appropriately to protect the public peace , ” according to the statement .
The court this month held an online hearing on the petition , hearing from the petitioners and from attorney Rebecca J. Roe , who represented Durkan .
In her ruling Friday @ @ @ @ @ @ @ of the seven charges put forward as “ insufficient , ” but allowed one — which accuses Durkan of allowing tear gas and other crowd control weapons to be used during the coronavirus pandemic — to proceed “ more narrowly than alleged.
” The judge did not rule on whether the allegation was true .
“ This court ’ s role in this case is limited , ” she wrote .
“ At this stage of a recall effort , the court is to assume that the Recall Petitioners ’ allegations are true @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , they can support a recall.
” Formas , speaking for Durkan , said in a statement that the court ’ s ruling is significant since , at this stage of the proceedings , the judge must assume the allegations are true .
“ Even under this low standard , the Court dismissed six of the seven claims ” in the petition , and dismissed a second petition altogether , the statement said .
The `` experiment '' that happened in Seattle cost lives , recklessly endangered many others , and resulted in @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the local government to protect them .
Though 50,000 signatures are needed to force a special election , the organizers are not taking any chances .
They are aiming for 57,000 qualified signatures to make sure that they have more than enough to trigger a special election .

CHAZ / CHOP made national headlines as "protesters" and anarchists took over entire city blocks of Seattle and banished the police.
They attempted to create an "autonomous zone" where they governed themselves.
However, there were high profile cases of murder and violence that happened inside CHAZ / CHOP, which led to its eventual dismantling.
But... many are accusing Seattle Mayor Durkan of doing too little, too late.
The Seattle Times has more details on how the recall will work:
A King County Superior Court judge has approved a petition for an election to recall Seattle Mayor Jenny Durkan, opening the door for a campaign that’s gained steam over the last several weeks.
The ruling Friday on charges filed by a group of five people last month comes after weeks of local protests against racism and police brutality — sparked by the killing of George Floyd, who died after a Minneapolis police officer pressed a knee to his neck for about eight minutes.
Once any recall petition is approved, signatures are needed to qualify for a special election ballot. The petitioners must, within 180 days, collect valid signatures from a number of voters equal to 25% of the votes cast in the last election. In this case, signatures from more than 50,000 Seattle voters would be needed.
The Durkan petitioners’ recall effort, known online as the “Fire the Mayor” campaign, accuses the mayor of “endanger[ing] the peace and safety of the community” by allowing police to “leak false information about fabricated crimes and threats to the media” and issuing a citywide curfew without sufficient notice to the public. The petitioners also accused Durkan of restricting certain property rights in downtown Seattle and Capitol Hill, the neighborhood where many of the protests took place.
“Jenny Durkan’s abuses of power, lack of foresight and failure to protect the public — and the peace — in Seattle leaves us with no choice,” petitioner Elliott Harvey wrote in a statement on the campaign’s website. “This is exactly the kind of case a recall is intended to address.”
In a response Saturday, Durkan’s chief of staff, Stephanie Formas, said the mayor “consistently has acted to protect the City’s public health and safety and to respect the constitutional rights to peaceful protesters,” and defended Police Chief Carmen Best, who Durkan believes “has exercised her challenging duties lawfully and appropriately to protect the public peace,” according to the statement.
The court this month held an online hearing on the petition, hearing from the petitioners and from attorney Rebecca J. Roe, who represented Durkan.
In her ruling Friday, Judge Mary E. Roberts dismissed six of the seven charges put forward as “insufficient,” but allowed one — which accuses Durkan of allowing tear gas and other crowd control weapons to be used during the coronavirus pandemic — to proceed “more narrowly than alleged.”
The judge did not rule on whether the allegation was true. “This court’s role in this case is limited,” she wrote. “At this stage of a recall effort, the court is to assume that the Recall Petitioners’ allegations are true, and to determine whether if true, they can support a recall.”
Formas, speaking for Durkan, said in a statement that the court’s ruling is significant since, at this stage of the proceedings, the judge must assume the allegations are true. “Even under this low standard, the Court dismissed six of the seven claims” in the petition, and dismissed a second petition altogether, the statement said.
The "experiment" that happened in Seattle cost lives, recklessly endangered many others, and resulted in damage of the community's trust in the local government to protect them.
Though 50,000 signatures are needed to force a special election, the organizers are not taking any chances.
They are aiming for 57,000 qualified signatures to make sure that they have more than enough to trigger a special election.


welovetrump--2020-07-13--Trump Administration Denies Minnesota Request for Half a Billion for Rebuilding Aid

You reap what you sow .
Democratic leadership in Minnesota is learning that the hard way .
When protests turned @ @ @ @ @ Floyd 's death , the city leadership appeared to allow the rioters to go unchecked @ @ @ @ @ Third Precinct Police Station was essentially `` abandoned , '' which allowed rioters to enter @ @ @ @ @ it .
Aside from destroyed government buildings , rioters also targeted small businesses in Minneapolis @ @ @ @ @ business owners are black .
The damages to the city and state were terrible , @ @ @ @ @ economy prior to the protests .
Now , the state of Minnesota requested nearly $ @ @ @ @ @ to help rebuild their city .
The Trump administration has rejected that request .
Observers @ @ @ @ @ approved the request had the city and state mobilized its law enforcement to protect public @ @ @ @ @ , however , local leaders appeared to stand down .
Like we said above.. you @ @ @ @ @

You reap what you sow.
Democratic leadership in Minnesota is learning that the hard way.
When protests turned violent in Minneapolis following George Floyd's death, the city leadership appeared to allow the rioters to go unchecked.
In fact, the Third Precinct Police Station was essentially "abandoned," which allowed rioters to enter the building and severely vandalize it.
Aside from destroyed government buildings, rioters also targeted small businesses in Minneapolis.
Many of these small business owners are black.
The damages to the city and state were terrible, especially since COVID-19 ravaged the economy prior to the protests.
Now, the state of Minnesota requested nearly $500 million in federal aid to help rebuild their city.
The Trump administration has rejected that request.
Observers believe the administration would have approved the request had the city and state mobilized its law enforcement to protect public and private property.
Instead, however, local leaders appeared to stand down.
Like we said above.. you reap what you sow.
More details below:


welovetrump--2020-07-13--Video: BLM Protester Gets Arrested After Punching Black Trump Supporter; Chaos Erupts in “BLM Plaza”

The media portrayal of Trump supporters could be contributing to the increased violence and hatred that Trump supporters are receiving .
The reality , though , is that most Trump supporters want to see America succeed for EVERY citizen who lives here .
The Western Journal confirms the incident that happened at `` BLM plaza : '' In an area near the park , which has been named “ Black Lives Matter Plaza , ” a man who Ventura identified as a Trump supporter was punched in the face by a Black Lives Matter activist .
“ Breaking – # @ @ @ @ @ @ @ face then is immediately arrested .
Things are getting hostile at BLM plaza .
Stay tuned for more updates on the ground , ” Ventura posted to Twitter , along with a video of the assault .
In a follow-up tweet , Ventura reported on how upset the man ’ s cohorts were about the arrest .
“ Protesters angry at police that a # BLM protester was arrested after assaulting a Trump supporter here on # BLM plaza moments ago , ” he wrote , again sharing footage from the scene .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ some more context to Tuesday night ’ s events .
“ In one of the incidents that occurred just before 7 p.m. Tuesday , officials in charging documents said that a person later identified as Dre Thompson , 40 , confronted and punched someone shouting ‘ four more years , four more years ’ near the White House , ” the outlet reported .
“ As D.C. police officers attempted to arrest Thompson , who they say initially resisted , another protester broke through the crowd-control line and assaulted a sergeant , charging @ @ @ @ @ @ @ 46 , attempted ‘ to impede and obstruct officers from making the arrest , ’ court documents said , ” The Post added .
“ Prosecutors charged Thompson with simple assault and Diamond with resisting arrest and assault on a police officer.
” It ’ s clear that after spending more than a month disregarding fundamental laws , like those against punching people in the face , Black Lives Matter activists have grown quite accustomed to getting their way .
It appears as though BLM radicals and marxists are attempting to silence their @ @ @ @ @ @ @ violence .
To disagree is no longer to have a difference of opinion .
Now , it is considered `` racist . ''
But perhaps the tide is turning and people will remember that America is great because it is a melting pot of ideas , cultures , and peoples .
President Trump wants to keep America great for everyone !

"Peaceful protesters" strike again!
A video captured a stunning altercation on "BLM plaza" after a BLM protester punched a black Trump supporter in the face.
The black Trump supporter was punched by a BLM protester on July 7 near Lafayette Square Park in Washington D.C.
Police witnessed the incident and arrested the attacker.
But once the police stepped in, other BLM protesters got angry and upset, resulting in a chaotic scene.
Though the police were simply arresting the aggressor, the protester's friends were nearby and began causing chaos on the square.
Warning: some viewers may find the following videos disturbing: